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The illusion you pay for, then ignore until the day it saves you.
means The state of being protected from danger, loss, or threat — or the systems, measures, and reassurances put in place to provide that protection.
from From Latin securus, a tidy compound of se- 'without' and cura 'care, worry' — so to be secure was literally to be 'without care,' free from the gnawing anxiety of what might go wrong. It entered English in the 15th century via securitas, and you can still hear that root 'cura' in 'curate,' 'cure,' and 'curious.' The original sense was almost emotional — a calm mind — before it hardened into locks, guards, and passwords.
weakest linkMost breaches start with a human, not a hacker
oldest lockEgyptian pin tumbler locks date back 4,000 years
password truth123456 remains among the most used passwords
theater termBruce Schneier coined the phrase security theater
safe paradoxMore features often create more ways to break in